The fifth character, "夸," meaning to praise,

The top is a big character, and below is a "亏" character,

which means loss or being at a disadvantage.

It refers to someone who likes to boast and blow their own trumpet,

or only enjoys hearing compliments from others,

and is unwilling to accept criticism.

Eventually, they will suffer great losses or be "pushed to the brink."

To avoid being trapped by this character,

remember this:

In life, one should have self-awareness,

and never take oneself too seriously.

The sixth character, "欲," meaning desire,

The left side is a valley, and the right side is a "欠" (lack).

It means that human desires are like valleys,

no matter how much you fill them,

they will always be lacking,

never fully satisfied, which is called insatiable greed.

To avoid being caught by this character,

remember this advice:

The reason we are unhappy

is not because we have too little,

but because we want too much.

So,

when our desires

still cannot satisfy our ambitions,

either lower your desires or increase your ability.

The seventh character, "道," meaning the way or path,

composed of a "walk" radical at the bottom and a "head" character,

which tells us that

to walk the right path in life, the first step is to take action.

Dreams are important, knowledge is important, opportunities are important,

but if you can't take the first step,

without persistent action, everything is zero.

The eighth character, "好," meaning good or well,

The left is a "woman" character, and the right is a "child."

It means that having a woman and children makes life good,

a family with a woman brings warmth,

adding children gives life hope.

To maintain this "good" life,

remember this:

A wise wife brings fewer troubles for the husband,

filial children bring peace of mind for the father,

mutual support between spouses, filial piety between parents and children,

a warm family and heartfelt relationships are the beautiful scenery of life.